Teaching & Mentoring
Education as a place to ask better questions
I offer teaching, guest lectures, and mentoring programs rooted in my experience at the intersection of music, education, cultural ecosystems, and institutional transformation. My approach is human, critical, and interdisciplinary — built on years of navigating artistic and academic contexts across Europe.
I collaborate with:
Universities and conservatories interested in expanding their approach to artistic education, student voice, professional development, or cultural policy.
Individuals —musicians, professionals, or students— looking for personalized guidance, listening, or musical training outside of traditional formats.
Conferences, festivals, and cultural institutions seeking keynote speakers or facilitators to bring depth and relevance to their programs.
Topics I teach or speak about include:
Creative and professional identity in changing times.
Ethics and sustainability in digital and cultural transformation.
Higher music education and policy.
Piano, improvisation, listening, and inner work in music.
Youth voice, leadership, and systemic change in the arts.
The role of the artist as thinker and social contributor.
Whether in a classroom, on a stage, or in one-to-one sessions, my role is to guide and accompany learning processes— while opening spaces for reflection, clarity, and growth.